This small garden next to the church is undoubtably best when the daffodils are out. There were just a few snowdrops in early February but it was still nice to stroll through. It literally takes five minutes but you are likely to linger on the path which is made up of paving stones with the names and locations of people who have contributed to the garden. Interesting to see all the different places as far away as Canada and New Zealand!

I like to walk through here when we come to the village. There is always something new to see or remember from previous visits. And this year, daffodils were in bloom for us! A nice change as we usually come August or September!

Wordsworth Duffodil Garden is the place, where this known poet is buried and it is located near St. Oswald Church, in Grasmere town, on the shore of lake Grasmere, in Lake's District. It is a nice place to walk, relax or think about life and our ancestors. Interesting, especially for people, who enjoy reading this poet. (See also Wordsworth Grasmere, Lake Grasmere, St Oswald's Church and Rydal Water)

A beautiful garden with a lovely inscription on a stone. When I went there were no queues and the added bonus is that I could hear the church choir which sounded beautiful. Its also near the famous gingerbread shop.